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  • Algo-Logic Systems Launches Full Order-Book Running On Single-FPGA Platform - Full Order-Book Achieves High Performance Processing Via Company’s Proprietary Algorithmic Search Engine Technology

    Date 29/08/2013

    Algo-Logic Systems, a recognized leader in providing hardware-accelerated, deterministic, ultra-low-latency products, systems and solutions for accelerated finance, packet processing and embedded system industries, yesterday announced availability of their new Full Order-Book solution. The Full Order-Book performs all book building processing and reporting as logic inside a single FPGA. The Low Latency Order-Book is designed using the on-chip memory for customer book sizes with many thousands of open orders, a dozen symbols, and reporting of ten L-2 levels. For use-cases where millions of open orders, thousands of symbols, and unlimited levels need to be tracked, the Scalable Order-Book is still implemented with a single FPGA but stores data in off-chip DDR3 memory.

  • Moscow Exchange Announces Results For The Second Quarter Of 2013

    Date 29/08/2013

    Moscow Exchange (MOEX) today announces its IFRS results for the three months ended 30 June 2013. Strong earnings were driven by growth across our highly diversified business, particularly by derivatives and money-market products.

  • New Zealand's Financial Markets Authority: David Ross Pleads Guilty

    Date 29/08/2013

    Wellington financial adviser David Robert Gilmour Ross (63) today pleaded guilty in the Wellington District Court to charges laid by the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) and the Financial Markets Authority (FMA).

  • The Need For Effective Regulation Of The Asset-Backed Securities Market, Commissioner Luis A. Aguilar, U.S. Securities And Exchange Commission

    Date 29/08/2013

    Today, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (“Commission” or “SEC”), acting jointly with the Federal banking and housing agencies, re‑proposes rules to require credit risk retention by sponsors of asset-backed securities (“ABS”), as required by the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (the “Dodd-Frank Act”). It is important to note that today’s re-proposal is one of various actions taken or proposed by the Commission to improve the ABS market. Accordingly, today’s action should be considered in that context, and I encourage commenters to address that multi-pronged approach. In that regard, I urge the Commission to adopt robust rules requiring loan-level disclosures in ABS offerings, which were originally proposed more than three years ago.

  • Statement On The Re-Proposal Of Rules Related To Risk Retention, Commissioner Kara M. Stein, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission

    Date 28/08/2013

    Today the Commission approved a re-proposal of rules implementing the credit risk retention requirement of Section 941 of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (the “Dodd-Frank Act”).  This is a joint re-proposal of rules among the Commission, federal banking agencies, and federal housing agencies. 

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